Every servo in Australia, priced.

Official government prices from all eight states and territories. What a fill-up actually costs your car, with nothing in the way.

What nobody else does

The price on the board is not what you pay.

Tell Fuel Sniper your car once, with its tank size and your Woolworths or Coles docket, and it stops quoting cents per litre at you. It shows the dollars leaving your account to fill that car, at that servo, today.

The garage screen showing a saved car with its tank size, usage and range

Fuel stops for the whole drive, not just the next one.

Put in where you are going and it finds the best value servos along the actual road, spaced to how far your car can go. If a stretch has nothing priced on it, it says so instead of quietly leaving you short.

Route planning from Adelaide to Port Augusta with the best fuel stop marked

Nothing between you and the price.

The apps most drivers use today make their money interrupting them mid-drive - a full-screen ad between a driver and the number they opened the app to read. Fuel Sniper does not do that. The map loads, the prices are on it, and that is the whole screen.

Where the numbers come from

Eight jurisdictions, eight official sources.

SA
South Australian fuel price reporting scheme
NSW
FuelCheck, NSW Government
QLD
Queensland fuel price reporting scheme
VIC
Service Victoria, published on a delay of about a day
WA
FuelWatch, Government of Western Australia
TAS
Served from the NSW FuelCheck scheme
NT
MyFuel NT
ACT
Served from the NSW FuelCheck scheme

Built for the car, not the couch.

iPhone

Submitted to Apple and waiting on review. Ask for a TestFlight invite.

Android

Download the APK from the map page. Android will warn you it came from outside the Play Store, which is expected for a beta.